英文摘要 |
By analyzing historical data in the Taiwan Nichinichi Shinpo digital archive, this study explored the soundscape of Pei-Kuan voluntary associations in Taiwan’s Dadaocheng neighborhood over time in terms of their human geography, natural geography, and religious geography. This study was con-ducted in three stages. In the first stage, I used keywords to search newspaper archives for articles on the relationship between Pei-Kuan associations and local religious groups. The results were grouped into those related to traditional religious activity (60%) and those related to new media (37%). In the third stage, I explored the soundscapes of traditional performances and mod¬ern performances in the city featuring the incorporation of new media and advanced technology, such as Pei-Kuan records and performances for the Jap¬anese Imperial Family during visits to Taiwan. This study presents the unique soundscapes of Pei-Kuan music in Dadaocheng. |